I think the issue is that no one wants the same old, formulaic, big media any more. It's funny how many of the old fixtures of the American economy develop thi

I think the issue is that no one wants the same old, formulaic, big media any more. It's funny how many of the old fixtures of the American economy develop this rent-taking attitude toward their businesses, as though they have a right to continue reaping profits simply because they were so good at doing it before. Maybe, if they actually kept pace with innovation in technology and content delivery the way that today's audience demands, they wouldn't be having this problem.